KUALA LUMPUR, June 24 — Indonesian singer Datuk Seri Rossa said she was fined by event organisers after cancelling a scheduled appearance when she tested positive for Covid-19.
“I had Covid-19 before and was asked to bear the losses of one billion rupiah as reimbursement for an event I was supposed to go to,” she said.The 42-year-old whose real name is Sri Rossa Roslaina Handiyani also shared details of how she was infected with Covid-19, saying she most likely contracted the virus from her personal assistant.
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